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On September 10, the press conference of the 2026 Global Public Safety Cooperation Forum was held in Lianyungang City, Jiangsu Province. The reporter learned from the press conference that the “Global Public Safety Index Report” was released at this conference. The Global Public Safety Index uses a percentage system for quantitative evaluation. The higher the index score, the better the country's public safety situation. This year, the scope of index research was further expanded. The study covered 62 target countries, covering 82.73% of the global population, 75.22% of the land area, and 87.47% of the total economy. The data coverage is wider and more representative. On this basis, 20 countries with a high level of security governance calculated based on data were selected to publish their scores. According to the report, the average score of the public safety index of 62 countries in 2026 was 72.56, a slight increase from last year. Among them, 10 countries, including China, Singapore, and Uzbekistan, scored 80 points or above, 28 countries scored between 70 and 79.99, and the remaining 24 countries scored below 70 points. China's Public Safety Index scored 84.62 points, ranking first.

Zhitongcaijing·09/10/2026 04:25:06
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On September 10, the press conference of the 2026 Global Public Safety Cooperation Forum was held in Lianyungang City, Jiangsu Province. The reporter learned from the press conference that the “Global Public Safety Index Report” was released at this conference. The Global Public Safety Index uses a percentage system for quantitative evaluation. The higher the index score, the better the country's public safety situation. This year, the scope of index research was further expanded. The study covered 62 target countries, covering 82.73% of the global population, 75.22% of the land area, and 87.47% of the total economy. The data coverage is wider and more representative. On this basis, 20 countries with a high level of security governance calculated based on data were selected to publish their scores. According to the report, the average score of the public safety index of 62 countries in 2026 was 72.56, a slight increase from last year. Among them, 10 countries, including China, Singapore, and Uzbekistan, scored 80 points or above, 28 countries scored between 70 and 79.99, and the remaining 24 countries scored below 70 points. China's Public Safety Index scored 84.62 points, ranking first.